On 8/17/24 5:29 PM, Georg Pfuetzenreuter via openSUSE Users wrote:
The issue is when multiple login sessions are active under ones username:
``` $ loginctl list-sessions --no-legend | awk "/georg/{ print \$1 }" 1 11 ```
You nailed it:
$ loginctl list-sessions --no-legend 1 1000 david seat0 2959 user - no - 2 1000 david - 3116 manager - no -
I'm a bit surprised with your output, it does not have any tty information, so whilst my patch will remove the "weird" errors, it would still not make clipboard functionality work for you.
I can adjust it to instead read the session based on the seat, I'm not sure how reliable that is, but maybe more than assuming a tty, given a seat0 always exists.
We may be nibbling at the edges of a series of weird behavior I've seen in TW regarding desktop behavior. From my standpoint, I've basically done a fresh install of TW recreating what I had running in Leap 15.4, but I see weird issues with libinput in Gtk apps, etc.. Let me boot 15.4 and test there and see if there are any differences. Thank you for your help! Yes, I think by seat is the way to go. That will be unique for each login. -- David C. Rankin, J.D.,P.E.